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US EXTRADITES ARMENIAN COMMITTED MASSACRES AGAINST AZERBAIJANIS
Azeri Press Agency, Azerbaijan
May 21 2007
The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has extradited Vigen
Patatanyan, who committed crimes against Azerbaijanis in Nagorno
Karabakh, to Armenia, APA's US bureau reports.
Former lieutenant of Armenian army was detained in the city of
San Diego on America-Mexico border. Patatanyan said during the
interrogation in Migration and Customs Service that he closely
participated in delivering soldiers and weapons to fight against
Azerbaijanis during the first Karabakh war. The lieutenant confessed
that the soldiers whom he supplied with weapons committed terrible
massacres against the local residents in Shusha, Lachin, Khankendi,
Kalbajar, Fuzuli and other regions of Azerbaijan.
Officer of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Alan Rabinovich
stated that they will not allow the criminals committed terrible
massacres against civilians during conflicts to hide in the US.
It is the second time that 38-year old Armenian criminal tries to
enter the US with forged migrant documents.
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement appealed to the people to
inform about the men entering the country and suspected of committing
crimes.
Azeri Press Agency, Azerbaijan
May 21 2007
The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has extradited Vigen
Patatanyan, who committed crimes against Azerbaijanis in Nagorno
Karabakh, to Armenia, APA's US bureau reports.
Former lieutenant of Armenian army was detained in the city of
San Diego on America-Mexico border. Patatanyan said during the
interrogation in Migration and Customs Service that he closely
participated in delivering soldiers and weapons to fight against
Azerbaijanis during the first Karabakh war. The lieutenant confessed
that the soldiers whom he supplied with weapons committed terrible
massacres against the local residents in Shusha, Lachin, Khankendi,
Kalbajar, Fuzuli and other regions of Azerbaijan.
Officer of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Alan Rabinovich
stated that they will not allow the criminals committed terrible
massacres against civilians during conflicts to hide in the US.
It is the second time that 38-year old Armenian criminal tries to
enter the US with forged migrant documents.
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement appealed to the people to
inform about the men entering the country and suspected of committing
crimes.